The dedication is impressive: they march, shout Latin commands, and re-enact tactical maneuvers. They’ve reportedly staged battles with up to a hundred participants.

The new park will feature three large water slides, shallow splash pools, water swings, and landscaped rest areas shaded by existing trees. Facilities will include changing rooms, restrooms, outdoor showers, and canopy walkways, turning what was once a simple splash zone into a full-scale water playground.

Yet another tragedy punctures the glossy “secret spot” fantasy that drives risk-taking at remote sites, frequently resulting in costly rescues that strain fragile mountain environments. Incident also exposes gaps in international student safety, and spotlights Indigenous cultural rights around sacred places.

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North-South Freeway 7 will bypass busy city areas and connect to port, meaning fewer large trucks on Freeway 1. Officials say the…

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UDN photo shows a pathway in the newly-opened Guoling Nature Park. RK Shih/Staff KAOHSIUNG — The former Kaohsiung Golf Course (高雄高爾夫球場),…

The Kaohsiung Urban Railway Underground Project, running from the new Zuoying Station to Dazhi Overpass at Fengshan zone, covers a length…

A large pile of construction debris at a site on Mingcheng Road (明誠路) in Kaohsiung. City inspectors say the storage does not meet legal…